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This wealth situation is the result of the rulers' continued implementation of this policy in the early Han Dynasty.
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During the reign of Emperor Jing of Han Dynasty: (1) Continue to implement the policy of farmers' recuperation, reduce the burden of corvee military service and taxes, and attach importance to the development of agricultural production; (2) Reward farming, encourage officials to care about farming and mulberry planting, and farm in person; (3) Emperor Jing of Han Dynasty lived frugally, and his official management was clear; (4) Pay attention to "remoulding people with morality", with stable society and simple atmosphere. Western Han Dynasty (206 BC-25AD)

The rule of Wenjing was the foundation of prosperity in the late Western Han Dynasty. After the death of Emperor Jing of Han Dynasty, at the beginning of Liu Che's succession, although the Western Han government was prosperous in economy, its military strength was not strong, and it was often violated by neighboring countries, especially the Huns. At that time, the Western Han government had to intermarry with these ethnic minorities and marry their princesses far away in exchange for peace. Liu Che, the Emperor of the Han Dynasty, cultivated the army vigorously after he succeeded to the throne. Fortunately, the rule of Wenjing left rich money and abundant food to the Western Han Dynasty. The so-called military forces have not moved, and food and grass go first. In the era of cold weapons, fighting mainly depended on numbers, food and money. And all this, Liu Che has, so his basic conditions for the northern expedition to the Huns are very well configured. Coupled with his own ambition, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty succeeded in the northern expedition to Xiongnu. Since then, the Western Han Dynasty has also changed the previous grievances and sought perfection, but instead determined the hegemonic position of the Han nation, providing a reference for the development of subsequent dynasties.